Old Everton Pictures

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The Coventry Big T kit! Jimmy Hill tried to rename Coventry to Coventry Talbot at the time of the link up with the local car manufacturer.

As advertising on football kits was banned by TV companies until c1983/4 Cov had to wear an alternative kit than the Big T when they were shown live in the very early eighties! The way the logo ran through to the shorts was particularly objected to.

 

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13 March 1979 Andy King moves on to a flicked pass from Bob Latchford to equalise for Everton in the Anfield derby-

Even when he was making a tackle Hughes had his arm up appealing for offside!

 

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The Coventry Big T kit! Jimmy Hill tried to rename Coventry to Coventry Talbot at the time of the link up with the local car manufacturer.

As advertising on football kits was banned by TV companies until c1983/4 Cov had to wear an alternative kit than the Big T when they were shown live in the very early eighties! The way the logo ran through to the shorts was particularly objected to.

Coventry have had some cracking kits over the years !!

 

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7 January 1978 Trevor Ross beats Villa's Jimmy Rimmer to score the second from the penalty spot-

 

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7 March 1981 Trevor Ross sends Joe Corrigan the wrong way as he scores from the spot against Man City in the sixth round of the FA CUP after Imre Varadi had been brought down-

 

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25 August 1984 Adrian Heath scores from the spot during a home defeat to Spurs-

 

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17 February 1968 Jimmy Husband nets at Carlisle in the third minute of the FA Cup tie as the goalkeeper deflects Colin Harvey's cross shot into his path-

 

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Crystal Palace v Everton 1971-72-

 

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Terry Darracott, 1971-72 one for @Dario Terracotta -

 

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Mick Lyons 1971-72 Everton-

 

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25 October 1977 Andy King puts Everton ahead against Middlesbrough in the first half-

 

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8 October 1977 Bob Latchford dives to meet a cross from Andy King and power a header beyond Phil Parkes for his, and Everton's first goal at QPR-